Grief does not keep to a schedule, and the quiet expectation that you should have moved on by now can leave you feeling alone inside it. Right now you might feel worn thin and a little unmoored, carrying more than the people around you can see.

I’m Rebecca, and I walk alongside adults grieving a parent, a partner, or the slow loss that comes with a long illness. Together we make room for what you are carrying without any pressure to tidy it up or hurry it along, and we find small, steadying ways to keep living while you grieve. I bring warmth and a calm, unhurried presence to some of the heaviest moments a person can face.

I also work with the burnout that builds in high-pressure jobs and high-achieving lives, and with the particular strain of building a life in a new country, from the culture shifts to the loneliness of being far from home. Younger adults and students are especially welcome.

If you would like a gentle space to grieve and steady yourself, reach out for a complimentary consultation. It is simply a chance to see whether I feel like the right fit, with no obligation to carry on.